Bid to build two storeys of apartments on Woodley town centre shopping parade rejected
Bid to A PROPOSAL to extension flats to a block of shops in Woodley town centre has been rejected by ...
Tag: Wokingham planning committee
HOUSING: 1,600 home plan given the green light by Wokingham planning committee
More than 1,600 homes have been approved by the borough council’s planning committee, marking the next big step for Wokingham’s ...
HOUSING: Planning committee approves 1,600 new homes for South Wokingham
Wokingham Borough Council's planning committee approved plans for 1,600 new homes in South Wokingham, as part of its strategic development ...
Hurst Bowling Club gets green light for new clubhouse
HURST BOWLING Club will be getting a new clubhouse after plans were approved last week. The 45-person club wants to ...
New apartments at Sorbus House avoid affordable housing requirements, claims Wokingham councillor
Nine flats will be made ‘affordable’, two less than required by planning policy for the Fishponds Road site.
Green bridge to run over new Arborfield Cross Relief Road
HIGHLIGHTS of the new 2.3km Arborfield Cross Relief Road linking the A327 Reading Road with the A327 Eversley Road include ...
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